Civic Club Election STONE HARBOR - With no nominations from the floor the Women’s Civic Club elected the entire slate of candidates nominated by the nominating committee of Mrs. Philip Mixsell, Mrs. J.P. Driscoll and Mrs.. Arnold Morris. The newly elected officer's will be installed Tuesday, Aug. 25 at a catered luncheon and party which will also include a reception for .new members. INCUMBENT president Mrs. Gerald W. Stump will remain in office for another two-year term. Elected to first vice-president was Mrs. Edwin Fl. Yeager'Jr. second vice-president is Mrs. Mary t. Conwell. Recording secretary will be Mrs. Frank Smith and corresponding secretary, Mrs. William H. Kelton. Repeating as treasurer is Mrs. Calvin H. Wingert. Assistant treasurer is Mrs. James B. Owings, Parliamentarian is Miss Sally Ruth G. MacCorkell. Elected as director for 1982 is Mrs. John Kokonos, who will serve with incumbents (Mrs. Horace Drover, Mrs. Philip Mixsell, Mrs. William Larkin and Mrs. William KlotzbucMer.

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